The company, which rejected BHP’s $43 billion second offer on Monday, continues to have businesses in copper, iron ore and crop nutrients. Anglo American owns three of the top 10 producing copper mines in South America, with plenty of room for growth. It is also a major producer of high-grade iron ore, which has historically … Read more
A drunken passenger on a packed flight from Turkey to Manchester Airport threatened to ‘chin’ a member of the crew who had taken a drink from him. Then after the plane had landed and was heading for the gate, Benjamin Lynch fell on top of a passenger sitting in his seat with a child nearby … Read more
A woman lost an incredible 11 stone when she got too excited to fasten her seatbelt on a flight, only to discover she was now treated like a ‘normal person’ after losing the weight. Sarah Speight, who tipped the scales at 25st and 1lb at a size 28, indulged in a diet of fast food … Read more
Households on six legacy benefits to be replaced by Universal Credit have been warned after thousands missed their payments. New government figures show 180,120 benefit claimants lost out by not switching to Universal Credit in a crucial three-month period. We’ve explained below how you can get help to get Universal Credit Welfare rights groups called … Read more
The US dollar is consolidating in a very narrow range. The economic calendar kicks off with US PPI and Fed speakers. The US Dollar Index is retreating and flirting with a break below 105.00 The US dollar (USD) retreats after the initial shock behind the release of the Producer Price Index. The downward revisions are … Read more
When most homeowners move into a new property, they expect to find a few bits and bobs left behind, perhaps a few appliances or old cleaning supplies. But most people wouldn’t expect to find a giant 150m railway track buried under their new back garden. Lorraine Grundy discovered just that after moving into her four-bedroom … Read more